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Sonia Gandhi, the Congress Parliamentary Party chief, inaugurated the party's new national headquarters at 9A, Kotla Road in New Delhi on Wednesday. (Photo Courtesy: Congress)
She was joined by Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge and Leader of Opposition in the Lok Sabha, Rahul Gandhi, for the ceremony. (Photo Courtesy: Congress)
The event began with party leaders hoisting the Congress flag and chanting 'Vande Mataram.' (Photo Courtesy: Congress)
The new headquarters has been named "Indira Gandhi Bhawan" and has been in development for over fifteen years. (Photo Courtesy: Congress)
The Congress leaders expressed immense pride as they marked the momentous occasion. (Photo Courtesy: Congress)
The inauguration ceremony saw the attendance of around 400 top Congress leaders from across India. (Photo Courtesy: Congress)
This included members of the Congress Working Committee, Permanent and Special Invitees, and various party leaders from state branches. (Photo Courtesy: Congress)
Other attendees were Pradesh Congress Committee (PCC) presidents, Congress Legislature Party leaders, and MPs from both the Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha. (Photo Courtesy: Congress)
The foundation stone for the building was laid in December 2009 by then-Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and Congress President Sonia Gandhi, though construction took 15 years to complete. (Photo Courtesy: Congress)
The event marked a significant milestone for the Congress party as it moved into its new, long-awaited national headquarters. (Photo Courtesy: Congress)
The new building stands as a symbol of the party’s legacy and commitment to serving the people of India. (Photo Courtesy: Congress)
Rahul Gandhi also addressed the gathering, saying the new headquarters isn't an ordinary building but born out of the soil of the country. (Photo Courtesy: Congress)
